Once we become Christians (however you think that happens) the dying is supossed to stop…right? From that point on in our life with Christ, it is upward and onward…right? We will have an immunity from the trials and tribulations that plague other people (non-Christians), and we will not have to deal with the little deaths [...]
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Here is a class/bible study that I’ve edited (just to shorten it a bit) , but still left the gist of the class in tact.
It’s about 40 minutes, but is long enough to ruffle a few feathers and maybe open some eyes.
No doubt there will be detractors…and that is quite alright.
Listen in to Pastor Mark Anderson as [...]
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I am baptised.
- Steve M.
(has there been a shorter post on a Christian blog?)
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I wish to thank Eric Anderson for his patience in trying to teach this old dog a few new tricks when it comes to using my computer and this blog program. Eric is Pastor Mark Anderson’s (my Pastor) son and if this works his hours of torment at my request will not have been in vain.
I just [...]
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Many say you must be immersed to have a valid baptism. Many say sprinkling, or pouring a bit of water over the head is all that is needed.
Are there good biblical arguments to be made on both sides?
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Yes!
And again…and again…and again…and again…and again…and again…and again…
Until that day when I finally run out of ink(life). Then I will be born again for the last time and live in eternity with my heavenly Father and my Lord.
Thank you Lord, for your graciousness. Thank you for coming to me in water and in Word, [...]
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